"vf
i
k'
Rocket
Richard
at
Best
As
Habs
Trounce
Rangers
By
JIM
BAST
ABLE
Canadlens
take
second-place
Canadian
Pwss
sua
Wrur
aealn.
Aldo
Guidolin
scored
for
Before
a
maximum
15,925
fans
Rangers
in
New
York.
Montreal
Cana-j
At
Chlcao,
BUI
Moslenko
scor-
RUDDERHAM
DOWNS
Llfflt
TO
TAKE
CHALLENGE
Clip
Bob
Rudderham's
rink
Sundaj
put
a
quick
end
k
Laurie's
posscs.sion
of
the
Bert
Young
Challenge
cu
for
weekly
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Curling
club
when
th""
15-12.
The
Laurie
rink
of
Hector
McKinnon,
Dve
m
'
and
Ben
Skalmcrud
held
the
trophy
for
one
week
The
game
was
a
wide
open
one
and
while
Rudd
crew
of
Wilf
Mcl-can.
Otto
Quast
and
Jack
Paul
Wj
headed.
Laurie
came
through
with
three
four-enders
to
it
exciting.
Rudderham
needed
two
three-enders
nd
ender
in
the
eighth
to
retain
his
lead.
Challenge
for
next
Sunday's
game
has
not
been
pos
ed
at
2:38
when
Toronto
was
among
the
best
in
color
clubs,!
t'--
ill
downed
the
fifth-place
Rangers,
eeper
Harry
Lumley
at
7:14.
The
Leafs'
lone
goal
ine
uura
nau
us
ursi
sru-
,am.
ot
n.4,
of
th.
s-cond
rr.
out
crowd
in
more
than
rivei,od
wncn
Ron
Stewart
drove
vears-
'
thn
mirk
DfLst
netminder
Al
Rol-
f:
!
"if-'
I
rlPS?
in
Chicago,
only
8.878
subdued
Uns.
STORMDAHL
TOPS
TEN-PIN
LEAGUE
Rookie
Earl
Reibel's
second-period
goal
gave
Detroit
the
tie
in
Boston
as
the
Wings
lrnath-
Neil
Stromdahl
took
double
with
a
score
of
498
honors
in
the
Mixed
Ten-Pin1
Ttnymites
took
't.,
league
when
he
rolled
a
high
single
with
633
and
ii
i
single
of
199
and
a
high
three
of
ft-
'
.
My
A
I
t
I.
Ml
1
q
'
.
t
I
w
,
'
t,
y
.
t
,
-
4
'
577.
three.
Women's
high
single
was
won!
Results:
Tinjmltei
j
oy
uui
iviai&tiaii
wilu
ioo
uuu
net's
i;
i.ucKle.s
1,
M
h
one
Biw
v"vv
numLiia
iwfeii
vnuuiuta
i,
i
llllOentCl
followers
turned
out
to
see
the
last-place
Black
Hawks,
.shackled
with
one
of
their
poorest
seasons
in
history.
The
Hawks
beat
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
2-1
for
their
10th
victory
in
54
games.
The
New
Yorkers
expected
gtoJ
fo;m
Sunday
night
and
they
got
it.
Maurice
Richard.
Montreal's
great
rlghtwlnger,
as
at
his
best.
He
scored
his
21st
and
32nd
goals
of
the
season
as
Canadtens
cooled
off
tli-
Rangers
for
the
second
straight
nigh!,
In
another
league
game
Sunday
ninht,
the
league-leadins;
Detroit
Red
Wings
and
the
fourth
-
place
Boston
Bruin"
fought
to
a
1-1
tic
at
Boston
Gardens.
ened
their
undefeated
streak
to'
seven
games,
the
longest
of
the
season.
Wis
or
Ic
labine
!
;shed
his
own
rbour.'w
past
Detroit
goali"
Terry
Sawchuk
midway
through
the
second
period
to
give
the
Bruins
a
1-0
edge.
Defcnceman
Doug
Harvcv
gave
Canadiens
their
victory
Saturday
by
firing
two
goals.
Paul
Meger
and
Lome
Davis,
the
latter
recalled
from
Montreal
Royals
of
the
Quebec
League,
scored
the
other
Montreal
goal
Paul
Ronty.
Max
Bentlcy
and
Wally
Hcrgcshelmer
counted
for
New
York.
WHEN
THE
NEWEST
of
Italy's
boxing
finds,
Milo
Maligoll,
steps
on
the
scales
the
attendant
has
to
stand
on
a
chair
to
read
the
measurements.
The
seven-foot-tall
fighter
stretches
the
height-measure
to
capacity,
as
he
arrives
at
the
Rome
Stadium
to
begin
his
ring
career.
Todoy
to
Wednesday
TAKING
TIME
OVT
from
his
honeymoon
with
Marilyn
Monroe,
Joe
DiMaggio
conducts
a
batting
instruction
session
for
Little
Leaguers
of
the
Edgewater,
N.J.,
PAL
team.
With
Joe,
who
is
in
New
York
for
a
television
appearan
e,
are
Heft
to
righti
Dennis
Mcchan,
9;
George
i
loior
it
1
1
1
t
i
'
"
in
ihice
games
Saturday,
the
Leafs
blanked
the
Hawks
(j-0
be
(
..3i.
usu'
cowd
ft
To1'
wmvirjE
?
I)
-
Mil
Grubcr,
V;
Bob
Kettle,
10;
and
Tom
Keating,
11:
G
$i
A
Crovding
League
Leaders
As
Millers
Downed
10th
Time
mmm
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
y
GAYLE
TALBOT
A'1
Yr"-
,aT0
onto's
Maple
Leaf
Gardens,
Cunadiens
beat
the
Rangers
4-3
:
and
Detroit
defeated
Bosion
4-2.
;
The
Rocket
boasted
his
all-tim
goal
total
to
379
last
night
'
with
a
couple
of
typical
Richard
.
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Heavj-weight
champion
l'm,
VIKCINIA
CBIV
AVID
IRUCI
TOTEM
blasts;
oiaiia,
w
low
and
au
hard
mra
from
irom
nouui
about
away
from
the
Senior
B
loop
,
by
before
Joe
Davis
ot
u
A
.
-n
f
un
covimia
sift
win
txA
i
1
Jrj
-JlrT-Iwi
nnr-pypt
tors
Munsnn's
Omppas
smrpd
the
first
field
eoa
Gordon
and
Anderson
(halked
up
their
fourth
win
in
a
row
Saturday
nis-ht
when
they
downed
the
luckless
CCC
300
Club
53-44
jn
a
regular
Senior
B
bas
A
taiiiiiun
I'luirm
Tlirjtre
who
have
won
9
games
and
lost
gme
sd
it
wasn't
until
the
4.10
is
ao
more
man
ine
oia
mam
sei,
:n
Kefore
"
V,e
fip-htS
6
LZZard
Lnanes
nere
next
4.
mark
that
CCC
scored
a
single
by
Nels
Stewart.
!,"
...J..
,.,.'
nnint.
a
&
A
were
never
headed.!
Rookie
Jean
Bcliveau
ami!
June
mainly
because
his
manager,
Al
Weill,
(IOCS
not
vjuiuuii
Oiiu
ouui
im.v.
-------
-.
..
.
.
...
'
r,,
j
r,
,,,ij
i..
....
.
.1
ketball
tlXtllM
than
taking
the
first
quarter
11-9,
the
played
one
game
more
Mr'
go
and
c
heip
feel
physically
up
to
running
a
training
camp
at
inu
In
the
Inter
A
league
North
Manson's
and
have
won
8
and
second
16-11.
splitting
the
third
i
time.
11-11
and
capturing
the
final
Schedules
Set
The
Cruel
Sea
Al
underwent
a
serious
operation
less
than
a
month
ago
and
I
Mill
is
forced
to
take
things
easy.
Otherwise,
he
says,
h"
probably
would
have
pcrml'tod
Star
continued
to
dominate
league
play
by
coming
out
on
top
of
a
low-scoring
game
with
Fraser
and
Payne
32-2B.
General
Motors
of
the
Inter
B
league
dumped
the
lee.gue
leading
Manson's
35-27.
Kupe
Holke.stad
racked
up
10
lost
6.
CCC
have
won
only
three
games.
liOTH
TF.VMS
SHORT
The
close-ehecking
Senior
counter,
well
controlled
by
erees
Don
Hartwig
and
Bill
Morrison,
saw
G
&
A
take
the
floor
minus
the
services
of
frame
15-13.
Bill
Sunberg
paced
the
CCC
snuari
with
16
points
followed
by
Sid
Scherk
with
11.
Bob
Mac-Farlnne.
now
un
In
Rntor
"
company
for
good,
helped
the
U
A
cause
with
9
points.
For
Week's
Play
Ex-Champion
Battling
Nelson
Dies
of
Cancer
Starring
JACK
HAWKINS
,I)nnv
Bucceroni
next
month.;
This
week's
schedules
for
the
Rocky,
himself,
is
polling
for
a
coip"
Cook
s
troohy
playoffs,
fight
right
now.
the
Grotto
trophy
knockout
points
as
the
hardwuremen
Th
Inter
A
game,
rot
up
to
handed
the
pulp
millers
their
;
Jimmy
Flnten.
out
with
a
cut
standard
Dy
any
means,
saw
rnri
competition
ana
me
nupcii
tenth
loss
of
the
season.
G
&
A
'
thigh,
and
CCC
were
without
Nortn
star
bottle
up
Fraser
and
the
playing
coach
Pop
Pay.
'
Uu
do
wh
it;-
Weiir
Motors
trophy
were
announced
haven
t
lost
a
game
since
Jan
Payne
8-2
and
then
in
the
first
quarter
;
barely
managed
to
j
uary
12
and
are
now
one
game
i
Four
full
minutes
of
play
went
Nnlcrm
rno
fit
KV
i
n
rr'
c
f
inoct
Sfllu.
I
he
Hnrire
Rnrvrt
DtI1'
t.
Monday,
February
8,
1954
stem
the
rallying
drygoods
crew
i
nded
Sunday
m
a
charitr
"Kven
if
it
would
have
given
the
rest
of
the
way.
The
bot-
wftrd
j
us
oniy
2o
cents
on
the
dollar.
It
tiers
won
the
second
frame
9-7
i
Th,
Iorrner
brilliant
and
once
would
havo
been
that
much,
but
lost
the
third
and
fourth
:
wealtny
iightWeight
champion
Everybody
has
to
pay
income
8-7
and
11-8.
succumbed
to
lung
cancer
at
the
tax.
But
right
now
I
just
don't
Bill
Morrison,
North
Star
can-
.
of
71.
wasted
incoherent
ieel
like
trying
to
get
Rocky
by
Prince
Rupert
Curling
club
draw
committee
today.
Curlers
are
asked
to
cut
the
draws
out
and
save
them.
TUESDAY
7
p.m.
Grotto
Trophy
Mc-Kenzie
vs
Moore
and
Parker
vs
Siebor:
Rupert
Motors-Ford
vs
McNiece.
KEiii!iiaaiis3i3iasiai3!iiiBiiiiiii"
tain,
led
his
crew
with
13
points
uttle
man
without
a
penny
to.fody
(or
ln
slx
Anvhow.
what
would
a
win
closely
followed
by
Rey
McKav
will
be
playing
at
The
Capitol
Theatre
MONDAY
and
TUESDAY
February
8th
ond
9th
SHOWS
AT
6:45
-
9:15
P.M.
.110
lamed
nam.
over
Bucceroni
mean?
They
9
p.m.
George
Cook
trophy:
Foliow
Your
Heart
To
It
wps
the
crrt
of
a
slid"
from
with
10.
Gary
Morison
paced
Fraser
and
Payne
with
9
points.
s
n
.
,
'
.1
(,,.(
i-
..
(hat
!?
i
S
r
V
IT
'
11
,1
.....
n
..
.1
f
...
.
r
us
Uen
ends.)
Orotto:
v.."
r
::z:rz:
soft
touches,
we-i
numio.,
Wallace
s
TWO
TECHNICALS
Coach
Don
Hartwig
drew
one
(
rf
v
p's
tO'hni''al
fouls
and
the
hot-tempered
Doug
Sankcy
drew
the
other.
,
i-,
i.
t,..rH.rn..ht
Inter
Tt
f'-iui"
rtpnni
Motors
held
M-mson's
8-8
in
the
first
quarter,
outscored
them
9-5
in
the
peeond
:
for
a
half-time
17-13
lead.
Man-son's
managed
a
tied
third
quarter
7-7
but
lost
the
final
,
stanza
11-7.
,
..v..
v.
....
.....
Charles,
the
man
who
really
uc-
25
years
ago
tor
the
storied
tne
chancc
aM
Uv.n
ro.
"Durable
Dane,
whose
-fists
b(;dv
,n
fhe
world
can
earned
him
he
world's
title
ln
(lnpr
us
.
C'rLf-mllllon
dC-r'T-
Charles
fight
Ai
puts
fortune
ta
the
nnancial
8
V
wUhpreluuH
meet
..29
and
spent
his
last
years
;J
mternatlon
.1
on
the
public
dole
subsisting
cub
hpre
wcck
and
and
the
handouts
of
friends
Just
a
month
go
he
wasi
committed
to
Chicago
state
DESERVES
FIGHT
hospital
after
a
court
found
him
j
-
!
want
Charles
to
have
the
Scott
vs
Meighcn.
WMNKS(AY
T
p.m.
Runert
Motors
trophy:
Stewart
vs
Gordon
and
Matthew
vs
Shier;
Orotto:
Holliston
vs
Oarner.
9
p.m.
Rupert
Motors
trophy:
Rudderham
vs
Eyolfson,
Anderson
vs
A'ton,
Bird
vs
Georgcson.
THURSDAY
7
p.m.
Rupert
Motors
trophy:
Greene
vs
Kellough,
Petersen
vs
FOR
VLEMT!NE
DAY
UMBRELLAS
BLANKETS
TOWELS
HOSIERY
BLOUSES
SKIRTS
TAKLPX'LGTHS
Brl;K?READS
IlOfJoECOATS
SLIPS
J
GOWN'S
-
PANTIKS
m
m
suffering
from
an
incurable
fight,
because
you
might
Kiywe
:Berg.
Johnston
vs
Thorn,
senile
dementia"
and
unable
to
ducked
him
for
Roland
1.9
Star-1
9-pnn".TrottO-trr)prry-WiB
:
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
9
take
care
of
himself.
A
week
za
last
nummrr."
Weill
said.
1
ner
of
Parker
and
Sieber
vs
iPPWin
COM:
and
m
iiiiiiisirspsRiaiiiBiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiii
"He
deserved
tt,
ns
much
as
U
,
Turner.
Winner
of
Moore
and
Starza
did.
Rocky
wants
liim,
i
McKenzie
vs
Robertson:
George
Cook
trophy
playoffs
Hen
ends
before,
his
wife,
Edna,
49,
had
died.
Nelson
weighed
80
pounds
when
he
was
sent
to
the
institution.
He
and
Mrs.
Nelson
had
been
living
in
a
cheap
near
north
side
hotel
for
several
years.
Periodl-e"lv
friends
who
remembered
his
past
greatness
got
together
purses
to
keep
them
going.
too."
Exceot
for
Uxint,
1
few
exhibitions
Rocky
intends
to
remain
at
Grossl
niter's,
the
Ct-sklll
resort
where
he
does
his
training,
from
now
right
through
to
June.
"Right
now
all
Rocky
thinks
about
is
keeping
himself
In
shape,"
Weill
said.
He's
out
running
five
or
six
miles
every
1
luv.'ir
-'
-
r"
-
Si'ilior
11
l.rngup
(.itrilon
hihI
inlrrsttit
R.
llnlko-
sl.vl
I'l.
Diivls
11.
Webber
fi.
Abbey
4.
M
lt'.lkeslacl.
Ciirrie
4.
MucFur-
j
!imr
3
Tfitiil
51
!
0
r
:'.
S
Reberk
11.
D.
Scherk
i
7.
SunberK
1(1.
Murshnll
5.
Chrtsten-wii
2.
Thonnx'm
3
Total
44.
Inter
,
Lejiene
...rt!l
st:ir--n
KcKnv
10.
Helln
3,
Nickerson
4.
T;ilt.
Blaek.
Donakl-
i
2.
Ifjimlcii
ehlUl.
B
Sankey.
W.
Morrri-a.a
13
Tntal
."'.
1
r.uer
.
IVtAiie
Krlstmnwrn
5.
("tr'oiir
2.
t;
Miirisim
II.
Furlet;
6.
W-r
'2.
O
SfcMikey
4.
II.
MKny
T.iUI
W
Inler
II
l.iMne
(.rneral
Mtilnrs
-
.1.
Cai
iwin.
ll'twe-.
Young
2,
Lcask
to.
Uean
4.
stmi-wood.
F'orward,
Petlerwm
1,
fc'eltsor.
6.
Shenton
12.
Totul
af.
Miinson'
Gray.
Strantt,
Weblxrr
4
Erlckson
1.
H'KlKklnson
7.
Ander
Winner
of
Warren
and
Laurie
vs
Ostertag.
FRIDAY
7
p.m.
Orotto
trophy:
Row-bittr-tri
vi
Laurie.
Wakley
vs
Ostertag;
Rupert
Motors
trophy:
Miller
vs
Turner.
9
p.m.
Rupert
Motors
trophy:
MeKenzie
vs
Sieber.
Hilliston
vs
Melghen,
Scott
vs
Garner.
Plavoff
games
are
ten-ends
ANNUAL
MEETING
mm
RED
CROSS
SOCIETY
Civic
Centre
Common
Lounge
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
10
ot
8
p.m.
Reports
and
Elect
iii
of
New
Officers
EVERYBODY
WELCOME
JUST
ARRIVED
F'J
Nelson,
who
came
10
tne
united
States
from
Denmark
as
an
infant,
fought
his
first
fight
at
morning
He
never
lets
his
weight
go
and
must
be
played
regardless
over
190-91.
The
way
Rocky
of
the
buzzer.
takes
care
of
himself
I
don't
see
,
THE
FASHION
CENTRES
OF
THE
WOR-
PARKER'S
Exclusin
Ladies'
Ready-to-Wcar
why
he
shouldn't
stay
at
his1
peak
another
five
or
six
years."
son
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5.
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27.
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AUCTIONEER
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acainst
a
circus
hcavy-weisht.
He
won
with
one
punch
hut
the
mnnpoemcnt
reneged
on
a
promised
$1
payment
and
It.
was
18
years
before
he
collected.
He
sued
the
circus
and
was
awarded
the
dollar
with
interest.
i'hr"ft".
In
a
??-venr
rinis
career,
he
fought
approximately
?50
times.
He
won
the
llght-
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PHOENIX.
Ariz.
(CP)
Cary
Middlecoff
and
veteran
Ed
Fur-eol
came
from
behind
to
tie
for
the
$2,000
first
prize
ln
the
Edmonton
Up
To
Fourth
Spot
Radio-TV
progrow
Any
resemblance
between
this
ad
and
a
popular
purely
intentional.
wolTht
chamolor.snip
in
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innno
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with
a
knockout
over
Joe
Gans,
nament
Sunday
whi.e
WIVE
has
it!
the
clever
Hoinmore
iseirro.
ana
Leonard
of
Vancouver
finished
(By
The
Canadian
Press)
Edmonton
Flyers,
cf
the
Western
Hockey
League.,
in
fifth
spot
a
1,
the
beginning
of
the
lost
it
in
lf10
ln
a
40-round!
Just
three
strokes
behind
the
leaders.
Leonard
won
$560.
bout
with
Ad
Wolgast.
"U
!ot
mateh.
In
1917.
was
a
"DRAGNET"
A
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
PRESENTATION
PRICKS
HAVE
BEKN
CIMNGI
U
TO
PROTECT
Till!
INS0CKr
vrtf:
week,
twice
in
two
days
ha'n
nieied
down
second-place
Cal-
j
12-round
no-aeision
nnair
wun
"only
Tin;
the
tnen
iigniweigni
cnamp,
Fred
Welsh.
pary
Stampedirs
to
move
into
fourth
place,
ahead
of
faltering
New
Westminster
Royals
and
I'ity
tl;"
piie.'.it
of
roor
Mrs.
Det'oven.
;
ilr.
fivc
n
c.'.rpel
thi't
wasn't
Loom
Woven,
i'aeh
di'.y
.she
has
tt.
her
carpet
gets
leaner
It's
pile
disappears
in
her
vacuum
cleaner.
one
t
Int
behind
3-iskatoon
Vernon
Drops
That's
why
women
who
know
what
smart
olivine's
about
Buy
l
oom
Woven
M
anila
Weve
pile
can't
pull
out!
l,aktli
!
Pair
to
Fivers
.
Royals
helped
Flyers
keep'
British
Columbia
teams
ln
in-margin
with
a
3-2
victory
over
terior
leagues
find
It
pretty
Quakers
Saturday
while
Ed.-ion-j
touIrn
Enlng
to
defeat
Spokane
HERE'S
A
Rl'MrOHN
I
'
The
chief
Inspected
all
of
the
us
the
lot
and
gave
them
a
clean
bilio
Nothing
misleading.
He
had
the
w
them
and
they're
all
clean.
The
m
shop
wwit
over
them
with
'
comb;
everything
checked
out.
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HERE'S
THE
FACTS.
Jl'ST
THE
FACTS.
SIR:
The
day
is
Monday.
The
name
is
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
We
are
in
the
new
and
used
car
business.
We're
working
on
McBrlde
Street
and
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
As
public
servants
we're
experienced
we've
been
here
for
eight
years.
We
have
a
large
selection
01
used
cars
real
bargains
that
we're
offering
the
public.
Drop
In
and
sec
for
yourself.
,
NAVY
RUM
vanquishing
Calgary
i
Fivers
when
across
the
border.
ton
1
5-3.
"111
only
l39-00
e
Yhcm
Today
BROS.
LTD.
one
thing
they're
all
aicono
l.rlt
Mam
OVPrV
flllC
had
S
fft
adiaf
of
anti-frcezc
and
is
ready
to
roll
Latest
victims
of
a
two-game
loss
to
Flyers
are
Vernon
Canadians,
of
the
Okanagan
senior
league,
who
dropped
5-3
and
4-1
decisions
to
the
Western
International
League
Flyers
Saturday
and
Sunday.
.
Then,
ii"
the
only
ibtinnay
action
in
the
WHL,
Seattle
Bombers,
citfht
points
behind
Victoria
with
a
firm
hold
on
the
cellar
spot,
came
alive
and
lushed
Quakers
10-2.
"lUM
STo;;-';
THAT
SERVICE
BUILT"
Phone
6
or
36
HERE'S
TODAY'S
LINEUP:
TllW'
SI
MERCt'RV
52
FORI)
SEDAN
Heater.
Excellent
condition.
s840
Down
Here's
a
chance
to
cop
a
real
buy.
Don't
let
your
feet
drag.
Net
this
before
it
gets
away.
'48
FORIJ
PICKUP
Box
on
back.
Al
shupc.
270
Down
After
seeing
our
lineup
here's
one
car
you'll
recognize
as
a
good
buy.
AH
acccssorl
S880
Do"
Nobody
could
car.
It's
a
real
W-h.
scars
or
fi8er
LIP
ln!
LiaVi
mmkkm
h
BOB
PARKER
UAAITEI
BUILDERS
and
CONTRACTORS
New
Construction
end
Repair
Work
215
First
Avenue
West
This
advertisement
is
out
published
or
displuyeJ
by
1
be
Liquor
Control
tioard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Phone
909
"THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE"